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HOW THE GIRAFFE GOT ITS NECK by Tall
Stories (UK)
An evolutionary entertainment inspired by the stories of
Rudyard Kipling and the discoveries of Charles
Darwin
Have you ever wondered how the giraffe got its long neck, how the
leopard got its spots or how the elephant got its trunk? Find out
in this brand new show from TALL STORIES, the company who brought
you THE GRUFFALO, THE SNOW DRAGON and MONSTER HITS. Join two
intrepid explorers on a fantastic ADVENTURE across the open seas
and DISCOVER how the elephant, leopards and other animals came to
be... Imagine the creatures that might have existed if things had
been just a little bit different… And finally, find out the SECRET
behind the giraffe’s neck… Stories, science and a splash of
silliness combine in this exciting new show for everyone!
‘Funny, engaging and wonderfully told’ Three
Weeks
‘An enjoyable and beautifully performed show’
Primary Times
‘A constantly engaging mixture of storytelling and
science’ fringereport.com
Recommended for 6 years old and above!

THE GINGERBREAD MAN by
I Theatre
A classic tale, carefully crafted, and cooked to perfection!
Succulently served with a selection of wonderfully catchy songs,
and a colourful collection of crazy characters, and seasoned with
some valuable lessons to learn.This tasty tale – the one you know
so well – is presented a À la Arte, especially for the younger
audience. Once upon a time there was a little old woman and a
little old man. The little old woman decided to make a gingerbread
man. She rolled out the dough, and cut out the shape. She put
raisins for his eyes, peppermints for his teeth, and icing for the
hair. Then she put him in the oven to cook right through. But the
Little Old Man was impatient. He just could not wait… it smelled so
good! He opened the oven door a moment too soon to take a peek -
before the Gingerbread Man was cooked right through – and as he
opened the door, out jumped the Gingerbread Man! Can they catch
him? Can ANYONE catch him? You’ll just have to wait and see!
Recommended for 3 years old and above!